Generally, in what way does advertising influence the intended audience?

(a)  

Which brand wins "taste tests" in regards to the Pepsi Paradox?

(a)  

During the MRI scan portion of Kilt's research, what happened when subjects like a product?

(a)  

What is the crucial challenge for marketers?

(a)  

Which of these quotes comes closest to matching the concept stated by Steve Jobs about the importance of considering quality when you buy something?

(a)  

The best statement regarding Neuromarketing is:

(a)  

What happened to the brain when soda labels were introduced?

(a)  

What is involved in the prefrontal cortex?

(a)  

The Neurostrategies Group at BrightHouse was designed to:

(a)  

The "cola experiment" is said to show what?

(a)  

In the world of financial planning, your net worth is defined as:

(a)  

What is the fair market value of an item?

(a)  

What is the best investment you will ever make?

(a)  

Tami works 30 hours a week, making $7.50 per hour. If Tami worked 5 hours overtime this week, what is her weekly pay with the 1 ½ overtime?

(a)  

All of the following words have to do with amounts employers pay to an employee EXCEPT:

(a)  

Identifying a job that is important and leads to the lifestyle you want is called?

(a)  

What is the weekly pay for Tami if she worked 30 hours for $7.50 per hour?

(a)  

What does the workbook identify as a common trait among rich people?

(a)  

What are common deductions taken out of paychecks?

(a)  

What is the total amount of pay you earn minus the deductions that are taken out?

(a)  

Which of the following best describes entrepreneurs?

(a)  

All the following are effective personal financial planning steps EXCEPT:

(a)  

Gross pay is defined as:

(a)  

How is a salaried employee paid?

(a)  

What defines “overtime?”

(a)  

According to the workbook, short term goals in financial planning are usually completed in what time span?

(a)  

Which of these are the most common employee benefits offered by U.S. companies today?

(a)  

How many hours of work in one week is considered full time?

(a)  

After you determine your net worth, the next thing you do to create a financial planning action plan is:

(a)  

Which of these best defines the amount of money subtracted from gross pay for tax, social security, or services or memberships?

(a)  

Which person can be claimed as the head of household on a W-4 form?

(a)  

All the following are found on a W-4 form EXCEPT:

(a)  

Which government agency reviews the W-4 forms?

(a)  

What are you required to do if you change your name, such as in marriage?

(a)  

What is the advantage to claiming more deductions on your W-4?

(a)  

The form is not valid unless you:

(a)  

What is the purpose of the W-4 Form?

(a)  

A large refund for you gives the federal government an interest-free loan of your money for the year in all of the following ways EXCEPT:

(a)  

What is the definition of a dependent?

(a)  

When signing the W-4, you are claiming all of the following facts EXCEPT:

(a)  

Why is it important to memorize your Social Security number?

(a)  

What is the purpose of the second page of the W-4 form?

(a)  

What is the advantage to claiming fewer deductions on your W-4?

(a)  

How many times a year can you change your W-4 information?

(a)  

The following are all applicable for entering "1" EXCEPT:

(a)  

What is the biggest disadvantage to claiming more W-4 deductions?

(a)  

If you have two children, what number would you put on Line D?

(a)  

If you want a larger refund at the end of the year, how many deductions should you claim?

(a)  

What is your employer required to do with the W-4 information?

(a)  

If you claim yourself as a dependent, who else can generally claim you as a dependent?

(a)  

All the following are ways to save money EXCEPT:

(a)  

Lucas’s monthly income is $1,450.00, and his monthly expenses are $987.46. What are his available funds?

(a)  

All of the following can be found on a W-2 form EXCEPT:

(a)  

What is a 1040-EZ?

(a)  

A W-4 Form is a tax form you fill out when (a)   .

The amount of interest that is earned on a simple interest loan:

(a)  

Which of the following describes a register?

(a)  

Frank’s gross monthly pay was $1,374.48. He had $132.76 deducted for federal taxes, $43.20 for state taxes, and $83.97 for FICA/Medicare taxes. What was Frank’s net pay?

(a)  

Compound interest is paid:

(a)  

What is the amount of interest your investment produces called?

(a)  

What do banks do with the money you deposit?

(a)  

Having good money management gives you more money and (a)   .

Your employer pays an amount (a)   to the amount you withhold for Social Security and Medicare.

Which type of interest would accumulate the most interest?

(a)  

Dana’s bank account has $450.00. If she withdraws $32.50 on June 1st, withdraws $45.76 on June 4th, deposits $25.00 on June 15th, and withdraws $12.36 on June 23rd, what should Dana’s balance be at the beginning of July?

(a)  

Which term describes a check that is written and mailed but hasn’t yet been received by the bank?

(a)  

If you put $560 into a bank account with 2.75% interest compounded quarterly, how much money would there be in the bank account after 3 years?

(a)  

If you have $400 in a bank account with a simple interest APR of 3.5%, how much interest will the account accumulate annually?

(a)  

What is the correct way to write $536.95 amount on a check?

(a)  

If your bill is $36.50, and you want to tip 15%, what will your total payment be?

(a)